Nutrition Support for PCOS
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most common hormonal conditions affecting women. While it can feel overwhelming, the good news is that nutrition and lifestyle changes can make a powerful difference.
At Refined Wellness Nutrition, I provide personalized support to help women with PCOS take control of their health, improve symptoms, and feel empowered in their daily lives.
What is PCOS?
PCOS is a hormonal condition that may cause:
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Irregular cycles
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Acne or excess hair growth
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Difficulty losing weight
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Fertility challenges
Because PCOS is often linked with insulin resistance, it can increase the risk for diabetes and heart disease if not managed.


How Nutrition Can Help
Nutrition counseling goes beyond calories or diets. Together, we’ll focus on:
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Balanced meals to support blood sugar and energy
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Movement you enjoy that reduces stress on your body
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Stress and sleep support to balance hormones
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Realistic lifestyle changes that feel sustainable
Why PCOS Weight Loss Can Feel Harder
Many providers encourage women with PCOS to aim for a 5% weight loss, since even small changes can improve cycles, hormone balance, and insulin sensitivity.
However, research shows that losing weight with PCOS can be much harder due to hormonal and metabolic changes. This means that while weight loss can be helpful, it often feels frustrating and discouraging when results don’t come as quickly as expected.
Some providers also prescribe GLP-1 medications (such as semaglutide or liraglutide) to help improve blood sugar control and support weight loss.
If you are taking or considering a GLP-1, nutrition counseling ensures that you:
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Build balanced meals that make the medication more effective
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Protect muscle mass and energy while losing weight
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Learn sustainable strategies you can maintain long-term
Supplements for PCOS
In addition to nutrition and medications, supplements can sometimes provide added support. It may be helpful to discuss these with your doctor:
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Inositol – supports insulin sensitivity and regular cycles
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Vitamin D – important for hormone health and immunity
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Omega-3s – help reduce inflammation
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Other targeted options based on your symptoms and labs
If you’re looking for an inositol supplement, here’s a great option I often recommend. I have a discount code available for you. You can access it here and use code RWNUTR at checkout
It is always best practice so consult your doctor before starting any new supplementation.
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Why Work With a PCOS Dietitian
As a Registered Dietitian specializing in women’s health and PCOS, I provide:
Personalized Support
no one-size-fits-all diets
Evidence-based guidance
strategies backed by research
Compassionate Care
I understand how frustrating PCOS can feel, and I’ll meet you where you are
How I Can Support You
Whether you are working toward lifestyle changes on your own or using a GLP-1 medication, nutrition support is key. Together, we will:
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Build realistic meal strategies that support sustainable weight changes
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Focus on balanced nutrition that nourishes your body and prevents nutrient deficiencies
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Support your body’s needs beyond weight- addressing nutrition-related side effects, energy, and long-term wellness.
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Provide accountability and motivation to make changes feel less overwhelming
Insurance & Affordability
Nutrition counseling for PCOS is often considered a preventive service, which means it may be covered at no cost—even if you have a deductible.
Take the Next Step
If you’re ready to feel more in control of PCOS, I’d love to help.
👉 Book an Appointment today and start your journey toward better health.
Want to Learn More?
If you’re not sure whether nutrition counseling is the right fit, I offer a free discovery call. This is a no-pressure way to learn more about how I can help you manage PCOS, ask questions about the process, and see if working together feels like the right next step.